Yeah, personally I feel that this bill is a bit too broad in some ways, too narrow in others. Too broad because I'm fine with walled gardens so long as there's

Yeah, personally I feel that this bill is a bit too broad in some ways, too narrow in others. Too broad because I'm fine with walled gardens so long as there's a way to opt out of them. If Apple wants to force apps distributed through their store to behave a certain way to ensure a consistent user experience, that's fine with me. If Apple wants to force _me_ as the device owner to remain within that walled garden though just because I bought their hardware I'm very much against that. Too narrow because I think the principle that _users_ should control their own devices is sufficiently generalizable that it should apply to more than just "App Store[s] for which users in the United States exceed 50,000,000" on "general purpose computing device[s]". Overall though, I think I'd much rather have this bill pass as written than not have it pass at all.